Announcing An East Coast Christmas with The Ennis Sisters
Touring Throughout Alberta, Saskatchewan, Ontario and Newfoundland
November 20 - Dec 22

St. John’s, NL –Sleigh bells are ringing. Snow’s gently falling. Winter’s on the wind. There’s nothing like the East Coast at Christmastime. Newfoundland’s Ennis Sisters are celebrating their 6th annual holiday tour and for the first time, taking their award-winning three part harmonies throughout Ontario, Saskatchewan and Alberta this November and December.

Performing everywhere from Huntsville, Ontario to Fort McMurray, Alberta, with 23 Canadian dates in total, The Ennis Sisters –Maureen, Teresa and Karen Ennis –are known for their signature holiday hit “I’ll Be There Christmas Eve,” from their 1998 release, Christmas On Ennis Road, and their tribute to the great Dermot O’Reilly “A Children’s Winter,” from their album, It’s Christmas, released in 2012.

Having grown up singing in the church, The Ennis Sisters have crafted a 20-year career with albums such as The Fortunate Ones (2012), Lessons Learned (2009), Be Here For Awhile (2007), Can’t Be The Same (2003), Ennis Sisters (2001), Three (2000), Red Is The Rose (1997), and most recently Stages (2014).

With multiple accolades – a Juno Award, SOCAN Award, multiple East Coast Music Awards and Music Newfoundland and Labrador Awards, The Ennis Sisters are world-renowned performers whose inspirational harmonies, humorous recitations, Irish step dancing and engaging stage rapport, lift spirits and warm hearts. An East Coast Family Christmas with The Ennis Sisters offers timeless tradition, and features carols and holiday tunes of past and present.

Welcome the Christmas spirit with The Ennis Sisters, and their multi-generational interpretations of seasonal classics that have sold out shows across Newfoundland year after year.

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